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COVID-19: Why Are We Ignoring Infection-Acquired Immunity?/ Medscape
Very comprehensive, straightforward review of natural immunity. The author also makes clear how guidelines for accepting proof of recovery in some European countries are arbitrary and unscientific. The fact that Medscape published this (Medscape had hewed closely to the permissible narrative as well as censoring my comments in the past) reveals that a message has…
Oracle is planning a unified national healthcare database. Goodbye to what little privacy is left?
If you thought you still had some privacy left wrt your medical records, Oracle will oversee the records of 1/4 of the US population. Until there is another consolidation, when all the medical records of everyone are collected under one roof… apart from patients being treated by independent doctors who have not bought into the…
Preventing iatrogenic pandemics of panic/ BMJ
June 9 BMJ article by Luc Bonneux and Wim Van Damme: The decisions to stockpile antivirals and influenza vaccines to control avian flu (2005-6) and swine flu (2009) cost large amounts of money.1 2 Both epidemic threats were mostly iatrogenic pandemics of panic, which caused little human suffering, but the global plans to control them…
WHO and UK trials use potentially lethal hydroxychloroquine dose–according to WHO consultant
The Solidarity Trial is a WHO-led conglomeration of many national trials of treatments for Covid-19. In March alone, the WHO collected $108 million from donors to cover costs of Solidairy clinical trials. Per the WHO: As of 3 June 2020, more than 3500 patients have been recruited in 35 countries, with over 400 hospitals actively recruiting patients. Overall, over 100 countries…
Combating Corruption by Creating an International Corruption Police Force/ NY Times
Alexander Lebedev penned the following NY Times Opinion piece. He is “a businessman and former senior officer in the K.G.B., is an owner of the Moscow newspaper Novaya Gazeta and publisher of The London Evening Standard and The Independent” according to the Times. He suggests that $30 trillion (yes, with a T) has been embezzled worldwide…
My Highwire interview: Del Bigtree was incredibly nice and helpful. I couldn’t be happier with it.
https://thehighwire.com/ark-videos/bio-warfare-expert-exposes-w-h-o-pandemic-treaty-threat/ He asked the right questions. He let me talk about things that I thought were really important to get out. He was knowledgeable. But then at the end, he pulled a rabbit out of a hat. He told his audience we are living in very unusual times. That they should stand up and…
COVID-19: Why Are We Ignoring Infection-Acquired Immunity?/ Medscape
Very comprehensive, straightforward review of natural immunity. The author also makes clear how guidelines for accepting proof of recovery in some European countries are arbitrary and unscientific. The fact that Medscape published this (Medscape had hewed closely to the permissible narrative as well as censoring my comments in the past) reveals that a message has…
Oracle is planning a unified national healthcare database. Goodbye to what little privacy is left?
If you thought you still had some privacy left wrt your medical records, Oracle will oversee the records of 1/4 of the US population. Until there is another consolidation, when all the medical records of everyone are collected under one roof… apart from patients being treated by independent doctors who have not bought into the…
Preventing iatrogenic pandemics of panic/ BMJ
June 9 BMJ article by Luc Bonneux and Wim Van Damme: The decisions to stockpile antivirals and influenza vaccines to control avian flu (2005-6) and swine flu (2009) cost large amounts of money.1 2 Both epidemic threats were mostly iatrogenic pandemics of panic, which caused little human suffering, but the global plans to control them…
WHO and UK trials use potentially lethal hydroxychloroquine dose–according to WHO consultant
The Solidarity Trial is a WHO-led conglomeration of many national trials of treatments for Covid-19. In March alone, the WHO collected $108 million from donors to cover costs of Solidairy clinical trials. Per the WHO: As of 3 June 2020, more than 3500 patients have been recruited in 35 countries, with over 400 hospitals actively recruiting patients. Overall, over 100 countries…
Combating Corruption by Creating an International Corruption Police Force/ NY Times
Alexander Lebedev penned the following NY Times Opinion piece. He is “a businessman and former senior officer in the K.G.B., is an owner of the Moscow newspaper Novaya Gazeta and publisher of The London Evening Standard and The Independent” according to the Times. He suggests that $30 trillion (yes, with a T) has been embezzled worldwide…
My Highwire interview: Del Bigtree was incredibly nice and helpful. I couldn’t be happier with it.
https://thehighwire.com/ark-videos/bio-warfare-expert-exposes-w-h-o-pandemic-treaty-threat/ He asked the right questions. He let me talk about things that I thought were really important to get out. He was knowledgeable. But then at the end, he pulled a rabbit out of a hat. He told his audience we are living in very unusual times. That they should stand up and…
COVID-19: Why Are We Ignoring Infection-Acquired Immunity?/ Medscape
Very comprehensive, straightforward review of natural immunity. The author also makes clear how guidelines for accepting proof of recovery in some European countries are arbitrary and unscientific. The fact that Medscape published this (Medscape had hewed closely to the permissible narrative as well as censoring my comments in the past) reveals that a message has…
Oracle is planning a unified national healthcare database. Goodbye to what little privacy is left?
If you thought you still had some privacy left wrt your medical records, Oracle will oversee the records of 1/4 of the US population. Until there is another consolidation, when all the medical records of everyone are collected under one roof… apart from patients being treated by independent doctors who have not bought into the…
Preventing iatrogenic pandemics of panic/ BMJ
June 9 BMJ article by Luc Bonneux and Wim Van Damme: The decisions to stockpile antivirals and influenza vaccines to control avian flu (2005-6) and swine flu (2009) cost large amounts of money.1 2 Both epidemic threats were mostly iatrogenic pandemics of panic, which caused little human suffering, but the global plans to control them…
WHO and UK trials use potentially lethal hydroxychloroquine dose–according to WHO consultant
The Solidarity Trial is a WHO-led conglomeration of many national trials of treatments for Covid-19. In March alone, the WHO collected $108 million from donors to cover costs of Solidairy clinical trials. Per the WHO: As of 3 June 2020, more than 3500 patients have been recruited in 35 countries, with over 400 hospitals actively recruiting patients. Overall, over 100 countries…
Combating Corruption by Creating an International Corruption Police Force/ NY Times
Alexander Lebedev penned the following NY Times Opinion piece. He is “a businessman and former senior officer in the K.G.B., is an owner of the Moscow newspaper Novaya Gazeta and publisher of The London Evening Standard and The Independent” according to the Times. He suggests that $30 trillion (yes, with a T) has been embezzled worldwide…
My Highwire interview: Del Bigtree was incredibly nice and helpful. I couldn’t be happier with it.
https://thehighwire.com/ark-videos/bio-warfare-expert-exposes-w-h-o-pandemic-treaty-threat/ He asked the right questions. He let me talk about things that I thought were really important to get out. He was knowledgeable. But then at the end, he pulled a rabbit out of a hat. He told his audience we are living in very unusual times. That they should stand up and…